Dear Esteemed Nekoya Clients, With effect from 1 April 2022, the Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS) of Singapore are implementing licensing conditions for pet boarders in Singapore in an effort to raise the standards of pet boarding across the industry.
Although you may think you’ve cat-proofed your home, it is still possible for your feline friend to get into a ton of mischief while you’re away. Learn about the benefits of cat boarding and how to prepare your cat for a stay away from home.
From 19 June 2020, our sister company, Nekomori Cat Grooming Salon will be able to offer all grooming services for cat in Singapore. Prior to Phase 2, Nekomori could only do essential grooming such as basic groom. Spas and creative cuts were not allowed. If your cat is currently unkempt or in need of a …
As we emerge from the Circuit Breaker in Singapore and enter a new normal, what does this mean for travelling for humans, and pet boarding for our beloved furry friends?
Making sure that your indoor cat stays active and gets the exercise she needs is really important! We suggest some ways to help your indoor cat stay active.
Dr. Loon from Amber Cat Vet answers questions relating to COVID-19 and your pet cat, and precautionary measures you can take to keep your cats safe.
(last updated 31 Mar 11.00 AM) The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced various safe distancing measures to be taken to reduce the risk of local spread of COVID-19, including at workplaces. To safeguard our caretakers, visitors and guests, the Nekoya Cat Hotel is following the recommendations of the MOH to place measures into place, to limit …
Nekoya@KAP is open for boarding. Nekoya@Outram Park and Paya Lebar remain closed.
Cats do vomit once in awhile. However, when is it not normal? And how frequent is too often? Dr. Loon from Amber Vet answers your questions!
